We saved $150k per kid in 529s - but is spending another $20k+ per year during college really necessary?

The article discusses rising college tuition costs and a Redditor's surprise at recommendations to save $200,000 per child for education, especially with only $150,000 planned. It highlights community discussions on savings strategies, the importance of scholarships, and the potential for savings by choosing state universities and commuting. The piece warns that inflation is driving up costs even further, complicating financial planning for parents heading into their children's college years.

"A Redditor is shocked to see some people say that $150k in a 529 plan isn't enough."

"Students and parents can implement a few strategies to reduce their college expenses, including applying for scholarships and limiting the college search to state universities."

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